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Dublin AI Week | 2–9 October 2026
A city-wide, community-led week bringing Dublin’s AI community together to learn, build, share ideas and meet the people shaping what comes next. Presented by Give(a)Go and Baseline, the programme spans venues across Dublin, with events for engineers, founders, researchers, students, designers, creatives, marketers and curious newcomers.
Build something. Learn something. Meet your next collaborator.
Across the week, expect hands-on builder days and hackathons, practical workshops, technical talks, demos, founder conversations and community meetups. Explore AI agents, software development, hardware, security, observability, local models, open-source tools, go-to-market and creative AI.
Programme highlights include Build for Ireland with OpenAI and Dogpatch Labs, Grok Bot Dublin Builder Day, Women Who Build, Hardware Night, Break the Agent, the GTM Meetup, AI in Development Lifecycle, Self-Improving Systems with PostHog, Lua AI Build Night, AI Observability & Monitoring, Hosting Local LLMs + Open Source AI Stack, the Daytona HackSprint and Creative AI for Advertising — alongside events from communities and teams across the city.
Choose the sessions that match your interests and experience. Some are beginner-friendly; others are designed for experienced technical builders. Each event has its own schedule, venue, capacity and registration requirements.
How to join
• Browse the full programme: https://dublinaiweek.com/events?utm_source=meetup
• Open the events you want to attend and complete registration on their individual pages.
• Check each event page for confirmed times, location, entry requirements and any host approval.
This Meetup listing is an overview of the whole week, from Friday 2 October to Friday 9 October 2026. Events take place at different times and venues across Dublin; this is not one continuous session or a single ticket covering every event. An RSVP on Meetup does not provide admission.
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Getting a product to market rarely follows a clean playbook. Join us for an evening of honest, practical talks covering different parts of go-to-market, from finding the right audience and sharpening your positioning to building repeatable sales, marketing and partnership motions. Speakers will share the challenges they have faced, what worked, what did not, and the lessons they picked up along the way. There will also be time to meet other founders, operators and people working across GTM.
What to expect
• Short talks covering different parts of GTM
• Candid discussions about common GTM challenges
• Practical lessons you can apply to your own company or product
• Time to meet founders, operators and fellow builders
Event details
Date: Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Time: 6:00–8:30 PM
Venue: HubSpot House, Dublin
Partners
Sensiba (https://sensiba.com/?utm_source=luma) is a global tax, accounting, GRC, and consulting firm.
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Additional partners and speakers will be announced soon.
Dublin AI Week
This event is part of Dublin AI Week (https://dublinaiweek.com/?utm_source=luma), a citywide programme of practical AI events by Give(a)Go (https://giveago.co/?utm_source=luma) and Baseline (https://baseline.community/?utm_source=luma). Explore the full programme: https://dublinaiweek.com/events?utm_source=luma
Registration is subject to host approval on Luma.

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Perspectives from Workday engineers, product managers and engineering managers.
Explore the changing application development lifecycle through peer knowledge-sharing, practical talks and Q&A.
Our speakers will share what shipping software looks like for them now, from specification-driven development and reducing AI costs to integrating AI directly into CI pipelines.
The event is open to anyone interested in the ADLC, regardless of professional background or experience. Developers, product managers, managers, QA professionals, designers and other software professionals are all welcome.
All of these roles are changing quickly. This is a great opportunity to learn how our speakers across product and engineering are experiencing that shift first-hand, ask questions and share what you are seeing in your own work.
Agenda
6:00–6:20 PM — Networking, food and drinks
6:20–8:00 PM — Talks and Q&A
• Drazen Dostal, Engineering Manager: How Strong Are Your AI Foundations?
• John Ohle, Principal Software Engineer: AI Cost Reduction: SLMs, APIs & Good Old-Fashioned Automation
• Kevin Mosse, Product Manager and Dan O'Sullivan, Software Engineer: Agentic SDLC on Rails: Moving Beyond the Hype to Enterprise Reality
• Stephane Bourdon, Principal Software Engineer: Would You Let an Agent Merge Your Dependancy Updates?
8:00–8:30 PM — Networking
Registration
Register through Luma: https://luma.com/agent-dev?utm_source=meetup
We’ll use the email address on your registration to send you the Workday NDA, Privacy Statement and Healthy Workplace Policy for signing.
We’ll take photos during the evening for event recaps. If you prefer not to appear, tell one of the hosts when you arrive.
See you there!
Partners
Workday is hosting this event at its Dublin office.
Workday (https://www.workday.com/?utm_source=luma) is an enterprise AI platform for HR, finance and IT. Founded with the idea of putting people at the centre of enterprise software, Workday brings finance, HR and planning together in one cloud system.
Dublin AI Week
This event is part of Dublin AI Week (https://www.dublinaiweek.com/?utm_source=luma), a citywide programme of practical AI events by Give(a)Go (https://www.giveago.co/?utm_source=luma) and Baseline (https://baseline.community/?utm_source=luma). Explore the full programme: https://www.dublinaiweek.com/events?utm_source=luma
Location: Dublin 7, County Dublin. Please register on Luma to see the exact location. Your registration is subject to host approval.

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How do you build software that observes what users do, learns from the evidence and improves itself?
PostHog and Give(a)Go are bringing Dublin's developers and technical founders together for an evening on self-improving systems. Andy Maguire from PostHog will share how the team is approaching products such as Scout and session replays that can open pull requests, followed by a practical session for people building adaptive products, agents, robotics systems and continuous evaluation loops.
What to expect
• A technical talk and demo from Andy Maguire
• A look behind the engineering rather than a product pitch
• A hands-on session using product signals and feedback loops
• Short demos and examples from people building self-improving systems
• Food, refreshments and PostHog merch
Who should join
This event is for software engineers, technical founders, product builders and researchers working on AI products, agents, developer tools, robotics, evaluation or systems that improve through feedback.
Draft schedule
18:00 — Doors open, food and drinks
18:30 — PostHog technical talk and demo
19:00 — Hands-on session
20:15 — Community examples, discussion and Q&A
21:00 — Close
Final timings and session details will be confirmed before registration opens.
Dublin AI Week
This event is part of Dublin AI Week (https://www.dublinaiweek.com/?utm_source=luma), a citywide programme of practical AI events by Give(a)Go (https://www.giveago.co/?utm_source=luma) and Baseline (https://baseline.community/?utm_source=luma). Explore the full programme: https://www.dublinaiweek.com/events?utm_source=luma
Location: Dublin 2, County Dublin. Please register on Luma to see the exact location. Registration is subject to host approval.